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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang estimates a 1 GW AI data center can represent around $50 billion in investment and says productive GPU lifetimes could reach eight years or more. What his Yahoo Finance interview means for data-center financing.
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Keel’s Moses Lake Bitcoin mine is being repurposed for AI computing as backup-power systems and the U.S. microgrid market draw new attention. Here’s what is confirmed.
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Chinese researchers report 3.2 Pb/s of real-time data transfer through a 24-core, 10.3-km optical fiber. Here’s what is independently documented, and what remains to be verified.
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Electrum 4.8.3 patches a malicious-server fee-bump exploit after one confirmed Bitcoin loss. Learn how the attack worked and how to update securely.
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NERC’s October 21 filing asks FERC to approve new owner and operator registration categories for qualifying AI data centers and Bitcoin mining sites at 50 MW and 100 kV.
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Elementl Power signed a preliminary agreement for a proposed $750 million nuclear development partnership led by DS Investment Partners, with Samsung C&T a potential investor. The plans include a 1.5 GW Ohio SMR project, but no final investment decision.
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Egypt signs preliminary agreements for Scatec’s proposed $650 million Dandara solar project: 1 GW of planned solar power, 200 MWh of batteries and a major industrial electricity customer.
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Anthropic publicly files its S-1 for a proposed Nasdaq listing under ANT. The filing reveals $16.3 billion in first-half revenue and explains why its $80.7 billion net loss needs context.
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The Nuclear Company proposes up to six AP1000 reactors in Lewis County, Kentucky. Here is what the 6.6 GW plan does—and does not—mean.
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Lam Research reports $8.22 billion in quarterly revenue, up 22%, as demand for advanced semiconductor fabrication equipment grows. Learn what the results mean for etch and deposition.
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Cadence introduces Maestro AI models for chip engineering, reporting up to 30% better design quality and 5× token efficiency in early tests. What the claims mean and what remains unverified.
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Four companies could receive up to $389 million in proposed CHIPS research awards for fusion power semiconductors, GaN AI power delivery, and high-purity quartz.
